Just thinking tyres
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Just thinking tyres
I noticed with the standard 120 front tyre on my nc35 there seems to be a gap between the tyre and rim. Can a wider tyre be fitted and would this give any advantages? 

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Re: Just thinking tyres
wider than a 120??? you sure? i dont know of any bike with a wider tyre than a 120
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Re: Just thinking tyres
just a thought, i have a few mad ideas. Cheers anyway
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Re: Just thinking tyres
16" fireblades...Drunkn Munky wrote:wider than a 120??? you sure? i dont know of any bike with a wider tyre than a 120
130/70-ZR16

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Re: Just thinking tyres
Hmmm - each to their own I guess.
At this time of year, what with the sun heating everything up and all that, I prefer to think of all the scantily clad young ladies who are going to be out and about for the next few months.....
At this time of year, what with the sun heating everything up and all that, I prefer to think of all the scantily clad young ladies who are going to be out and about for the next few months.....

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Re: Just thinking tyres
yep summers coming out and so are the ladies 

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Re: Just thinking tyres
Since we have a topic open here..
what tyres do you use? On my NC30 i ran Dunlop 'ditch finder' Sportmax, which i found to be stickier but less
long lasting than the Bridgestone bt090s that are on my NC35 now. I think the ditchfinder was the a10.. cant remember.
What tyres would you recomend for the nc35? what does everyone here use?
what tyres do you use? On my NC30 i ran Dunlop 'ditch finder' Sportmax, which i found to be stickier but less
long lasting than the Bridgestone bt090s that are on my NC35 now. I think the ditchfinder was the a10.. cant remember.
What tyres would you recomend for the nc35? what does everyone here use?
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Re: Just thinking tyres
tyres are personal, but i have used BT090s but now have an alpha10 on, and rate it seriously highly in the dry. decent in the spring wet, not tried it in the depths of winter wet
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Re: Just thinking tyres
On my nc35 last year i was riding on bridgestone bt92s. They were really good grippy enough for me to grind the majority of my footpeg off and lasted a good while too.
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Re: Just thinking tyres
I use Dunlop GPR70sp's which seem to be quite good.